SBC 2Q profit up 31% on lower depreciation, amortisation
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SBC 2Q profit up 31% on lower depreciation, amortisation
SBC 2Q profit up 31% on lower depreciation, amortisation |
Business & Markets 2013 |
Written by Zatil Husna of theedgemalaysia.com |
Tuesday, 26 November 2013 14:13 |
In a statement to Bursa Malaysia today, SBC, a construction and property development firm, said it recorded a net profit of RM8.63 million compared to RM6.61 million. Revenue climbed to RM35.11 million from RM32.24 million
The firm registered depreciation and amortisation of RM354,000, significantly lower than RM4.39 million a year earlier.
For the first-half period, net profit rose to RM14.97 million from RM12.60 million a year ago. Revenue increased to RM61.19 million from RM60.92 million.
SBC expects its future performance to remain positive as its projects such as the Dex Suites@Kiara Eas in Kuala Lumpur have commenced.
“The Cantonment Exchange@Jalan Ipoh has commenced site works. Furthermore, the Peak Soho@Kota Kinabalu is targeted to be completed in this financial year,” it said.
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